Baltimore wants to prioritize local hires

19 Dec 2012

BALTIMORE, Maryland -- Baltimore wants to prioritize residents securing jobs at its planned casino, The Baltimore Sun reported.

The Horseshoe Casino Baltimore will see 1,700 jobs created, the report said.

The city is in the process of implementing an agreement with a Caesars Entertaiment subsidiary, which will see qualified residents identified and highlighted to Caesars, according to the Baltimore Sun.

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	Baltimore wants to prioritize local hires 19 Dec 2012 BALTIMORE, Maryland -- Baltimore wants to prioritize residents securing jobs at its planned casino, The Baltimore Sun reported. The Horseshoe Casino Baltimore will see 1,700 jobs created, the report said. The city is in the process of implementing an agreement with a Caesars Entertaiment subsidiary, which will see qualified residents identified and highlighted to Caesars, according to the Baltimore Sun.

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